A comparison of four chiropractic systems in the diagnosis of sacroiliac malfunction

Maltezopoulos V, Armitage NEuropean Journal of Chiropractic1984;32:4-42

This extensive paper attempts to correlate the findings of Gonstead, Logan Basic, Sacro Occipital Technique (SOT) and Motion Palpation in the analysis of sacroiliac malfunction. For this purpose, a group of people were put through the testing procedures of all of the above systems, an adjustment was given and a re-evaluation was made. The results showed that in 16 out of 25 cases there was a high correlation of findings before and after treatment. Additionally certain observations were made concerning the performance of each system and sensitivity of their tests.

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